I'm thrilled to be joining the Promo Frenzy for A Mutually Beneficial Proposal by Harper Reed with Literary Bound Tours! Title: A Mutually BeneficialProposalAuthor: Harper ReedPublisher: HRB Publishing LLCRelease Date: June 16, 2022Genre: RomancePage Count: 310Age Requirement: 18+Format: Paperback | Ebook Synopsis:I’m engaged to a stranger.Okay, maybe not officially, but when Owen Porter spots me …
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I'm so excited to be joining Turn the Page Tours for their tour of Sue Lynn Tan's debut, Daughter of the Moon Goddess! This is one of my favorite fantasy retellings I've read in ages, and I am so thrilled it is out in the world NOW. TITLE: Daughter of the Moon Goddess AUTHOR: Sue …
I am so ridiculously excited to join Wednesday Books for Asha Bromfield's Hurricane Summer blog tour. Be sure to check back on Wednesday, April 28 to read my thoughts on the book and get a sneak peak of a book excerpt. Learn more: Hurricane Summer on GoodreadsAsha Bromfield's InstagramBook page + Order Links
I adored this book from beginning to end. The moment Talia Hibbert introduced to Eve's chaotic life, I was hooked. The baby of the Brown family, Eve has been indulged in every aspect of her life. At 26, she still hasn't managed to hold down a steady job. When Eve gives up on wedding planning, …
I was a big fan of Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse series but had yet to read any of her other series. Then I started reading the Gunnie Rose series, and now I'm left wondering what took me so long to check out her other work. These books keep getting better and better, and The Russian …
I'm officially buying everything with Hafsah Faizal's name on it. I loved this book so much that as soon as I finished this ARC, I pre-ordered a copy so that I could own a physical copy to match my copy of We Hunt the Flame. Faizal's writing is lyrical and beautiful. Everything set up in …
I was born and raised in Appalachian Ohio (a small town 20 miles from Cincinnati), and lived right on the Ohio River. In high school, we were known as the "River Rats" to all of our rivals. We were, mostly, OK with that. While our mascot was a lion, it was Jacob the Peacock who …
Storytelling. Writing. Ideas. I can't remember a time in my life when I didn't love anything and everything to related to communicating... even if I didn't know to call it that. I can still remember begging my parents for just one more story at bedtime as a toddler, and well into elementary school. At times …
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